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Question 8 of 44 in Liability Coverages

Does my bodily injury coverage cover me while I am a passenger in someone else’s car?


No. Your bodily injury liability coverage pays for losses resulting from death or injury in an accident that is your fault. For it to be your fault, you must be driving.
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